Should I create a Vol. 2 of my Jazz Vocabulary E-Book? I would definitely put these 4 CRAZY licks in Vol. 2. What do YOU think? Here's the link to "Vol. 1" Bebop Vocabulary E-Book: qsdigitaldownloads.sellfy.store/.

I've been fortunate to see Bill play live a few times and he never disappoints - always supporting the music, playing in context, but with his unique voice and application of ideas. Really enjoy your videos and playing as well! Students at UNT are fortunate to have you as an educator!

Thank you, Quincy! Very inspiring!

THANK YOU QD THANK YOU!!!!!

Fantastic, a new beginning, original and totally bad ass !

Yes to volume two! Loving your channel!

Love this, Q. I am a big fan of Bill, seen him live a few times. Always great timing, feel and surprising grooves and fills. Thanks for breaking these down for the rest of us mere mortals!!

This is outstanding! I love Bill's playing. And your gear sounds amazing.

You are frickin awesome, man. Clear in your description and explanation, clarity in your sound, your humor, references to history, and finally, make it your own!! Amen :)

Grandissimo Maestro Quincy Davis !! Great inspiration 👏👏👏✨✨🥰🥁 Bill Stewart is one of my favorite Drummer !🙏♥️

Another great lesson!

Lovely stuff …thankyou ❤️

Q!! Amazing lesson and def Volume II Thank you for everything you do 🙏🏻

YES! I’ve been asking for Bill Stewart licks on this channel for so long.

Yeaaaaah! Thank You very mmmmuch! :)

Yes to the modern transcriptions all of this stuff is really Nice!! Merry Christmas everyone!!

I love this drummer. I'll surely check the interview you made. I definitely could hear his style and sound on your intro. Great job, keep it up !

Yes sir!

Former drum set teacher here - this was a well-done lesson! Thank you. I have a few new things for the woodshed now too. :)

what an amazing drummer

thank you for #4 :)

Hi mr. Davis. I'm ready. Very happy to receive these invaluable treasures in the form of videos. With all due respect, wish you always the best. 🥁

Gekiatsu! Waiting this for long time. thanks!

Excellent! Everything done well! The explanation, drums sound, video. You have figured out how to speak and play at the same time with great audio for both, most drum videos can't do this.

Your playing is superb!

Love you man

Great drum sound. Especially for YT

killer video! Many years ago I witnessed 2nd lick live in a concert he played with Scofield and it blew my mind! I came up with it my own. So nice to see you playing it, thank you!

Great video Quincy! I love Bill Stewart! He's one of my inspirations for modern playing! The third lick is one of my favorites. I've adapted my own version of it, which inspired some other licks I developed.

Ver creative lessons are the best!

Love it! Bring it with a new book 🔥

Quincy, if not a volume two then definitely chart out the Bill Stewart phrases. Thanks for a freaking great channel!

Always on point and useful knowledge that you give. Thank you. I definitely would love to take some online lessons with you in 2023!

great stuffs, thank you 👍🏼👍🏼🥁🥁

Hey Quincy, your work is completely amazing, I bought the ebooks, and have one little suggestion, if you can put where’s these licks from would be great, then we can see how they should sound like:)

Outstanding Super Q ! Love every one of those Bill Stewart licks and patterns. Even the various components when they're played alone or in pairs feel so good. Of course your breakdowns of the crazy take out the terror and replace it with joy. Thank you from Ned in Spain.

WOW!!! A lot of fantastic material to work on. Was fortunate to see Bill about 20 years ago at the historic Pabst Theatre in Milwaukee, WI. He was phenomenal! (I saw your interview with Bill a year or so ago. Very enjoyable!)

Great vídeo. I always wanted to know how to play that 2nd lick! Thanks a lot

Definitely crazy ones! I’m trying right now haha

I will return Great teacher. STUFF THhat is difficult but cutting edge of modern drumming

I’m of Bill Stewart’s generation and always kind of shied away from grasping his language because it’s kind of slinky & tricky. You Quincy have take the time to unlock Bill’s mischievous tom melodies and this is really cool & helpful - Thank You!

Brilliant!!! Organic is the difficulty if not practiced and felt regularly 🥁👌

I have never seen videos so complete, so perfect, like yours. you really are n.1 for me. Thank you for your work in studying jazz drumming. The first time I saw Bill was with Pat Metheny and Larry Granadier , a few meters away from the stage and I said to myself: "who is this that combines the traditional with the modern with these wonderful sounds and this perfect technique?!"

The packet is great!.. it's like an extension of Jabali's packet. Yeah Q, break out volume 2! Thanks for all the great content you consistently post. Golden

Thanks for decoding that man!Now it’s off to the woodshed,

Yo, Bill Stewart is a BEAST!

Dang Quince, you're readin' my mail! Through the pandemic I've been inspired to explore some stuff inspired by Bill Stewart. So, that first one with the 4-stroke ruff. I've also heard him do it in that same way, sweeping between voices, but as a 5-note pattern (RLRLF LRLRF) in triplets. At first, it had me tied up because the phrase will not come out even when played as a 2 or 4 measure phrase and being that it's changing every 5 partials of the triplet pattern, it can mess with your perception of where the downbeats occur. But the cool thing is, once you start hearing these 5 note triplet groupings and explore the possibilities of orchestrations, it becomes a very cool little phrase. This thing inspired me to begin exploring other possibilities and I find that it's almost limitless what can be done. Here's another one I'm sure you're familiar with; he does a 7-note stick-shot thing that I've heard him phrase within swung 8ths and again, as a 7-note pattern in triplets. If you do another volume, check these licks out. Adding these odd groupings inside of a regular rhythm is tricky but can add a completely different flavor to solos or trading fours or eights. I've begun playing these kinds of things starting on different partials of beat 4 as a lead-in or of beat one as another starting point. That can really spice things up. Thanks for all the inspiring stuff! Keep it coming.

Starting about 25 years ago i took the jazz ride figure, to the floor tom and then the possibilities of what the left hand on the snare rack and and floor tom; then different placements of the bass drum, with the same off pattern hi hat showed here. There are some patterns that sound extremely difficult until when slowed down it makes sense. So all you learning the jazz ride on the cymbal and the different left hand on the snare for playing purposes, just move the cymbal part to the floor tom, The fun part is getting to placing a samba pattern on the bass drum, and moving that left hand around.

William Kennedy of the Yellowjackets! Lots of polyrhythms to break down.

A volume 2 would be a great idea.

Great video as always, I'd love a breakdown of some Buddy Rich licks.

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This is awesome Q! You should totally do some tain phrases. that would be awesomely

VOLUME 2 !!!! YES That would be great. Please ID who does what. Plus more videos of licks from volume 1 would also be cool. 🙃

That second one is some ninja shit!

Those triplets are right out of John Bonham s bag of tricks!!! Bigger drums and hit hard! I,ve said I love swiss trips. All trip patterns with bass drums doing doubles with the second being like a flam.

Break it down...Man...this is amazing. Problem is Q makes it looks easy! :)

Bill Stewart is my main teacher (and he doesn't know) for several years now, so thank you for this video ! Also very important : spend some time watching how he moves around the kit !

Yes! You know I want that Volume II of the vocabulary! Bill Stewart is an amazing player and as you said he plays so melodically. Another drummer that I’ve been way into lately because of his melodicizism is Brian Blade. Maybe a lesson on his playing is in order. And lastly, yes we all need to say thank you Elvin Jones on a daily basis. FP

hello Quincy, first : thank you for the great work ! I bought your book that I 've started to enjoy !a second one ? ....yes , great !...I would like to have you making a video playing those exemples !

I learned lick 2 from Bonham. But I have always wondered the most tasteful approach to playing it in a jazz setting! Thanks for sharing this. Also I have heard people say that bonham stole his licks from Elvin. Idk about that but it is a very interesting take. They have a strong similarity in their playing imo

Thanks again for these amazing videos! The polyrhythmic licks at the end are a real challenge but so satisfying when you get them - I've tried to add a mozambique ride over the top but it's still a work in progress. I don't suppose you've noticed Bill do any 5's or 7's over the top of those patterns too? I can imagine it's the kind of mind blowing thing that he does :)

Great stuff, Mr Q ! Number 3 seems very Blakey- I 'm almost sure I've heard him do that.

Has a life in his playing like Jack and Elvin , also has the spirit of 'becoming the music' not just performing it.

Thanks for the lessons they´re great and by the way there is a Philly Jo manuscript about cross sticking exercise from 1968 it says timpany cross . I wonder if you know about it ? It might be interesting a lesson about that.....thanks...

Amazing content! I'm guessing that yout brain at 6:19 was like "What are you doing left hand ? It's Bill Stewart! Go back to matched!!!" 😂 Btw, for those who are having problems with the 3 against 4, check the Single Stroke Pyramid by Q! I grinded it and now i'm much more free with my feet! Have a nice week!

Hey Quincy thanks for the great content! Do you have some insights on Bill Stewart tuning?

That 3rd one is so slick. Reminds me his solo in sister Sadie maceo Parker .Thanks for that. Any favorite Bill Stewart records you recommend?

Quincy, great job here. There is a George Garzone album called 4's and 2's with Stewart on the drums. On the first track he played a pretty epic ostinato figure in his solo that I haven't heard him play since. Haven't heard anyone cop it either to any degree, probably because the album is less well known. Something worth getting hip to.

Love this.....how do you tune? Thanks

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Thank you Mr. Davis for these four licks! May i dare to ask, will you explain the three licks of Bill Stewart that i asked you in my comment (to the four licks of Max Roach).... some day? (maybe in Vol. 2 of your Jazz Vocabulary E-Book?) Bill Stewart is so fascinating! One example: how can a rimshot roll be athmospheric? The answer is given at the end of "Lyra". One other question: How about one handet rolls? Buddy Rich had something like that, taken from a double stroke technique. But did somebody apply the butterfly roll to jazz yet?

Bill Stewart aka Opie Cunningham can flat out play. If you told me he is Ron Howards cousin i would believe it.

I recall Bill Stewart once saying in an interview that he is not a very "Elvin-like" drummer (paraphrase) despite loving his playing. IDK, I always felt I can hear a big Elvin influence on Stewart's playing. Perhaps he's listened to Elvin so much it seeped into his playing subconsciously- do you happen to have an opinion on this one way or the other Quincy?

Quincy We need the software in your brain. Even if we can play difficult licks, its the slow creative stuff in between thats So captivating. Can you teach us that?

What about doing 4 licks for the great Art Blakey?

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The reason he can hear this it’s in his head I will never sound like it because I don’t have his head ,never will it’s a good exercise and fun.

Can you reference recordings if you know them?

Bonham triplets stole this

If bonham was alive he would also be thanking elvin 😱

The lick is there, but the motion and dynamic is not.

Wow Quincy, you were smoking at the beginning of your video demonstration. Nice chops man.